Javad Nekounam, the head coach of Tractor Tabriz football team, by expelling Alireza Beiranvand, the national team goalkeeper, from the team's camp, has shown that he will not tolerate controversies and unprofessional behavior from players. This decision was made ahead of the crucial match between Tractor and Al-Shamal of Qatar in the Asian Elite League.
Beiranvand's controversies and Nekounam's reaction
Recently, Alireza Beiranvand's statements against the management of Tractor club and his criticisms of its performance have become one of the hot topics of the day. Following these controversies, Javad Nekounam decided that he could no longer trust this goalkeeper and excluded him from the travel list to Oman. This action clearly demonstrates Nekounam's steadfast determination to maintain order and discipline within the team.
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Nekounam has taken note of Beiranvand's behavior and statements, considering them related to his positions regarding the national team's coaching staff. With this action, Nekounam has clearly stated that Tractor will not be a defense attorney for players and that no one can allow themselves to create controversies within this team.
Tractor's CEO and support for Beiranvand
Hojjat Karimi, the CEO of Tractor club, while Beiranvand's harsh statements against his management were being heard, still wished to keep this player in the team. However, Nekounam firmly made his decision and refused to include Beiranvand in the team's list for the trip to Oman. This decision shows that the Tractor coach does not yield to pressures and criticisms and remains committed to his principles.
It seems that with this action, Nekounam intends to send a clear message to other players in the team that no kind of controversy or disorder is tolerable in Tractor. With this decision, he has shown that the independence of the team and its performance are more important to him than anything else.
The Tractor Tabriz football team will host Al-Shamal of Qatar on Tuesday, October ٢٠, in their second match of the Asian Elite League in Oman. The members of this team traveled to Najaf, Iraq this morning to then travel to Oman and face this team. Now it remains to be seen how Tractor will perform without Beiranvand and whether this decision will have a positive impact on the team's morale or not.
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